Jared Karabas covers baseball and the Red Sox for Barstools Sports. He joins us on the AT&T expert hotline. Jared, hello, sir. Good morning, fellas. And all right, so we were talking about this earlier in the show. What is the rotation? If you're feral, what is the rotation going into the playoffs? So I think you obviously go Chrisale in game one, Drew Palmerans in game two, but for

game three, there's obviously a lot of debate between Rick Porcelo, do you go Doug

Fister?

Obviously, I don't think Eduardo Rodriguez is even being considered, but if it were me, I think

it also depends on the situation.

Like if you are, you know, if you're up to O, maybe you go Doug Fister there.

But if you're trying to save your season at that point, that's where I go David Price.

And even if he can only give you four innings, you still take that because the Red Sox have one of the best

bullpenes in baseball. So if you go David Price for four innings, and he's been pitching

really well, he hasn't given up a run since he's returned from the most recent injury as he's

been pitching out of the bullpen. But if he can go four scoreless or hold Houston to just one run,

you hope to score some runs early and then hand it over to the bullpen

and hopes that they can protect that lead.

But I think a lot of that depends on the situation.

You don't see him as, because he's been able to be used more often than anyone thought.

You don't see him as an Andrew Miller type of guy for them?

They really didn't use him in back-to-back games until this past weekend.

That was the first time.

Other than that, they had been using him every five days and sort of just using him out of the

bullpen, but still on the schedule of a starting pitcher.

So I found it pretty interesting that over the past weekend, you know, Friday, Saturday,

they used them in back-to-back games for the first time.

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